The newer version of the blast door map, as seen in a trailer for Lost: Via Domus, with the new information annotated in red. ("Forty-Two")

Lost: Via Domus features a different version of the blast door map that contains more information than the map shown in "Lockdown". The video game version of the map includes extra notations, as well as new locations. Presumably these new locations were not included on the original map to avoid spoilers, as they were featured in episodes that premiered after the video game release date.

Although this version of the map was in a non-canonical video game, it is considered canon due to comments by the producers in Access: Granted. There have however been mixed messages from the producers on the subject.1

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New notations

"Quid est veritus?" which translates as "What (or why) did he fear?" (from vereor, "to fear"). The answer to this question is the famous Latin anagram "Est vir qui adest", meaning "It is the man who is here".

Geographical inconsistencies

Unanswered questions

See also

Note

1 In Access: Granted, the producers refer to the visibility of more information on the map under different lighting conditions. Although they have stated that Via Domus is non-canon, they also stated that there is a canonical addition to the blast door map, which was seen in "Forty-Two".